Why Farm Fresh Eggs? What’s the difference? Better taste, healthier color, fresher food, more nutrient density. Find out what others are saying: The Benefits of Farm Fresh Eggs (Via Williams Sonoma) Farm Fresh Eggs vs Conventional Factory Farm Eggs – … Continue reading
March is a pretty exciting time for New England farmers: The seed order arrives, we start digging around for seedling trays and heat lamps. Sprouting seeds kick of the re-greening of the dead brown ground being revealed by the … Continue reading
Can you remember what it was like to be one day old? Fresh squeezed eggs from Mercy Hill Farm do. #Buylocal for the best flavor and value. share this: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via … Continue reading
January 6 and we are still harvesting Kale from the coldframe. Smoothies for breakfast! #kale #nhfarm #nutrition #vitamins #minerals #fiber #antioxidants #heartygreens share this: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet … Continue reading
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We slogged through 12″ of snow this morning, out to the garden. The kale was doing fine under the cold frame despite the 18F temperature. share this: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share … Continue reading
I know. It’s been a long and difficult wait for us too. GOOD NEWS: All spring we had to suffer with store bought, cage grown (ew) nasty eggs. But now our new girls at Mercy Hill Farm are finally laying! … Continue reading
Truly, summer is the most impressive time for taking pictures of the farm. These are snapshots of flowers blooming currently around the house: We love growing our own food, but we plant a lot of flowers and herbs as well. … Continue reading
Spring is just around the corner, and we’re excited to start another great farming season. The baby chicks are camping out in the office until the blustery winds calm down a bit out there. Piper likes the chicks too. … Continue reading
I know we planted Snow Peas but… Kale don’t care. Look at it growing through the snow. Love Kale. Swiss Chard on the other hand, while pretty against the white snow, is a little more spleeny. Leaves died shortly after … Continue reading
